(vimeo link)National Geographic selected ten amaz...  ...the past couple of years. Read more about him at NatGeo

There are only around 70,000 people of the Sami culture remaining in the arctic areas of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia. The Gaup family are some of the few who still herd reindeer for a living. National Geograp...

(YouTube link) Here you get a sneak peek at National Geographic's new book Visions of Earth. The focus is on photography, but there are plenty of facts and information about our world. Link -Thanks, Carrie!...

If you've heard someone say "honey badger don't ca...  ...t the hilarious replacement commentary, is from a NatGeo wildlife program. Colleen Begg, the researcher wh...

(YouTube link) On October 26th, explosives opened the Condit Dam in Washington State to allow the free flow of the White Salmon River after 98 years. The reservoir took about two hours to drain, shown here in time-l...

Today is the day that the population of the earth was expected to reach seven billion people. By the year 2045, we may have nine billion! How is the earth going to handle so many? To mark the occasion, the Neatorama Spot...

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The earth saw a mysterious episode of global warming 56 million years ago due to a surge of carbon into the atmosphere. Animals could walk from continent to continent and never see ice. That period is called PETM, or the...

Excerpted from the book Food Journeys of a Lifetim...  ...erpted from the book Food Journeys of a Lifetime, NatGeo Traveler's new food section brings us a list of t...

Jay Koppelman submitted this shot he caught of...  ...a blue heeler in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico to NatGeo . Sometimes it seems that there are two completel...